Bulls aim to knock out Bitcoin’s all-time high before the US elections wrap up. Will altcoins follow?
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Bitcoin’s correction ignited selling in altcoins, which are slipping below critical support levels.
Bitcoin is finding support in the $66,500 to $65,000 zone and Bitcoin ETF inflows suggest traders are buying the dips. Will altcoins follow?
Solid buying in the Bitcoin ETFs suggests that investors expect Bitcoin to breakout to a new all-time high. Will altcoins follow?
The prediction raises a hopeful sign for the struggling DeFi sector, which has been underperforming other crypto niches like memecoins and smart contract platform-related tokens.
Bitcoin bulls are keen to hit $70,000, but a selloff at this level could trigger a sharp downside in BTC and altcoins.
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Bitcoin’s rise above $66,500 could open the doors for a rally to new highs and altcoins look set to follow.
Bitcoin and altcoins made a strong comeback on Oct. 11, indicating solid buying at lower levels.
Bitcoin’s failure to hold $62,000 may trigger another selloff and pull altcoin prices lower.